2009/7/6 Mario Daniel Carugno carug...@gmail.com:
It works exactly like the QLineEdit, because the widget it calls IS a
QLineEdit (really not always: if it is a number it calls a QSpinBox or
a QDoubleSpinBox, if it is a date a QDateEdit or a QDateTimeEdit
etc...).
The widget is returned by
Hi list, i have a little problem here.
I setup a QTableWidget with editable items. When i press ENTER or
doubleclick on an item,
it becomes editable. After edit, when i press ENTER again, editing ends.
I need to trap that last event. I need to do something when user press
ENTER after editing,
to
It works exactly like the QLineEdit, because the widget it calls IS a
QLineEdit (really not always: if it is a number it calls a QSpinBox or
a QDoubleSpinBox, if it is a date a QDateEdit or a QDateTimeEdit
etc...).
The widget is returned by the function QTableWidget.itemDelegate().
Bye,
Simone
